From the bare attic, with its redundant staircase access, to an underfloor of sueded box board, with cotton woven carpet, two walls papered with scrapbooking paper to a possible version of the room.
The white block represents the not-yet-arrived wardrobe. A false wall behind this will conceal the wiring board for the lights (which aren't yet installed). There will also be skirting board, and a wallpaper on the flip-up roof (not visible here) and some sort of window solution (still thinking on that one).
The 'bed' is a Carlton Ware ashtray which has recycling potential as a dolls' house bed. Or so I believe.
Plenty to go, but progress made.
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5 comments:
Can you come over and do my house for me?
This doll house is a huge work and patience, keep showing your progress. I'm curious about it.
Finally thanks to your help my blog is starting to walk. I need to make lots of adjustments and I'm working on that ( how to add things to the sidebar, edit my profile,etc). You can now visit a more decent blog than before. Hope you like it. Georgina
Hola, desde Chile muy linda casa de muñecas, felicidades y suerte!!!
Yk
Yorky: Gracias. Es diversión para imaginar esta casa y para encontrar maneras de hacerla verdadera.
Which is Google Translate's version of:
Thank you. It is fun to imagine this house and find ways to make it real.
(The best I can do, since I don't speak Spanish).
Thank you for all the comments. Candy, I'm a bit busy with this one at the moment, but thanks for the vote of confidence!
Georgina, your blog is looking lovely - that's another sort of work-in-progress. I'm surrounded by them!
Thankyou for visiting my blog! Can't wait to see how your 'newish' Victorian comes along. Isn't it addictive??? Best wishes...
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